Every new age parent should identify their parenting style and how it impacts a child’s social, emotional and psychological wellbeing. If you have taken the quiz to know the parenting style you are using to reduce the screen time of your child, you must read this post to know how you can act more consciously to make your child happy, self-reliant and responsible. Read More
As a parent, you might be interested in knowing how to keep the screen time of your child in a limit. Some of us are effectively monitoring and controlling the gadget usage of our kids whereas others are struggling with this. Take this quiz to find out which is your preferred style? Then read the recommendations to find what would work better. Read More.
Uncontrolled, unlimited use of gadgets is a common problem. This was once a growing concern for many parents which now has become a burning problem. Screen addiction is as addictive as substance addiction and not just kids, adults are finding the screens equally addictive. Let us first understand what makes screen so addictive in nature. Read the full blog here.
NLP – Neuro Linguistic Programming offers great tools and techniques to change the way we have programmed our brain. Children being in the most impressionable age can show quick and magical results of such interventions. Read this case study to know how NLP could help a child with ADHD create a more a positive self-image and gain more self-control on his impulsive behaviour. Read More
Every child is born to be happy. A positive self-image and high self-esteem is essential for a happy and confident child. Parents play a critical role in creating this positive self-image in a child’s mind, as children accept their parents’ words without applying any cognitive filter. Children start believing in what parents say about them and this impacts how they feel about themselves and how...
Do you go through exam time as an urgency? What happens when exams are over? Do you see a pattern with your child to study just before the examination are approaching? When you see the scores, do you ask the child to commit to a study routine? What happens to this result day resolution later? Read More
What is your first response when you realise that you made a wrong decision / choice? Do you find it difficult to accept your mistake? Find out why do we defend even a wrong decision made by us? Let us learn how to learn from our wrong choices and correct ourselves. Read More